General-Ordens-Kommission

Prussian authority for the procurement and administration of all Prussian orders and decorations with seat in Berlin (1810-1920)
Organization Defunct Organization Q111470687

Facts

8 properties

Identity

Status and dates

Inception
January 6, 1810[5]
Dissolved, abolished or demolished
April 1, 1920[6]

Location

Headquarters location
Berlin[3]

People

Director / manager
Friedrich Otto von Diericke (1810–1819), Pirch II (1819–1824), Karl Heinrich Ludwig von Borstell (1840–1844), Hans von Luck (1844–1848), Karl Friedrich Selasinsky (1850–1852), August von Stockhausen (1852–1855), Friedrich Wilhelm Karl von Brühl (1855–1862), Eduard von Brauchitsch (1868–1869), Adolf von Bonin (1869–1872), Leopold Loe͏̈n (1873–1879), Bernhard von Kessel (1879–1882), Eduard von Steinaecker (1882–1884), Alfred von Rauch (1884–1894), Eduard zu Salm-Horstmar (1894–1908), Albano Jacobi (1908–1918), Oskar Chelius (1918–1919)[7][8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19][20][21][22]
More facts +2
Position held by head of the organization
Präses[23]
🏷️ Also known as
de General-Ordens-Kommission fr Commission générale des ordres

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Summary

General-Ordens-Kommission is a defunct organization[1].

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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